I just saw the movie last night and enjoyed it. I think there are a lot of serious issues in here to think about, it's not a "fluff" movie like so
many that are produced. Yes, it's definitely not all faithful to the biblical story, but the bible stories are so abbreviated and without detailed
background info that there is a lot open to interpretation.

I don't think it was all just an attack against evangelicals, though there are definitely overtones of that in many sections. I was really intrigued
by Anthony Hopkins character Methuselah who seemed to have magical powers. Also the king raised interesting issues about the nature of man, and they
used him as a way to raise existential questions about humanity.

I thought it was good overall and would like to get a lot more information about what they were trying to convey about the magic mineral, the
watchers, how the descendants of Cain and Seth both thought the other ones were not legitimate humans, etc.

It just came out on DVD, so I saw it recently as well. The thing that was weirding me out about the complaints when it first hit the news, and even
now, after I've seen it is how much the detractors of the movie focus on the point that everyone in the movie only refers to the Creator as "The
Creator". As if THAT is somehow proof that it is "unchristian".

There may have been many non-biblical themes and additions to the story of Noah in this movie (apparently lots of inspiration was taken from the Book
of Enoch and other apocrypha), but complaining that God was referred to as "The Creator" is literally the stupidest flag for your movement.

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